Plan around the setting and seating pattern
Start with the purpose of the space. In a reception area, you may want defined individual seats; in a shared lounge, you may be planning a more varied arrangement. Think about how many people should be accommodated, where circulation paths need to remain clear and whether the modules will sit against a wall or out in the room.
Then map the intended layout before selecting shapes. A backrest can help define an individual seating position, while the backless module has a different, more open profile. The corner-backrest and angled options give you additional forms to evaluate against the room plan. The product information does not specify joining hardware or a prescribed configuration, so check the details for the exact module rather than assuming how pieces connect.
How the KERN module options differ
- Single-seat with backrest: the listed standard module is 71 cm wide, with a 56 cm seat depth and 43 cm seat height.
- Backless single-seat: the listed dimensions are 71 × 71 × 43 cm.
- Corner backrest: consider this form when its shape suits the planned seating arrangement; confirm its measurements in the product details.
- 45° concave and convex modules: these provide two different angled profiles. The concave version is listed at 116 cm wide; check the product details for the convex module’s dimensions.
Use these figures as a starting point, not a substitute for checking the precise product specification. The collection includes modules with different shapes and measurements, so allow for the full footprint when planning a room.
Review upholstery and base options
KERN modules are upholstered, with fabric and Era listed among the upholstery options across the collection. Listed upholstery colors include beige, black, blue, brown, gold, green, grey, orange, pink, purple and red. Base materials listed include metal and aluminum, and base colors include black, grey, beige, blue, brown, gold, green, pink, red and white. Availability can vary by product, so confirm the options shown for your chosen module rather than assuming every combination is offered.
Check the details before you lease
Before settling on a configuration, verify each module’s width, depth and height, the upholstery and base selections, and how the planned pieces fit the room. A dimensions PDF is available for the collection. The listed modules have no adjustment mechanism, and the provided attributes do not indicate adjustable seat height, back height or seat depth. If those functions matter to your project, compare the specifications carefully.
Myntwork offers Inclass KERN products on a monthly lease. Once you have identified suitable shapes and finishes, review the individual product details and dimensions to make a considered selection for your workplace.
Frequently asked questions about Inclass Modular Seating Module KERN
What types of modules are included in the KERN collection?
The collection includes a standard single-seat module with a backrest, a backless single-seat module, a corner-backrest module, and 45° concave and convex modules.
How do I choose between the concave and convex modules?
Compare their profiles with your planned layout and the available floor area. Check the individual product dimensions, especially for the convex module, before deciding.
Which KERN module is backless?
The Inclass Kern 1-Sitzer single-seat module is listed as backless. Its stated dimensions are 71 × 71 × 43 cm.
Are upholstery and base finishes the same for every module?
The collection lists several upholstery and base materials and colors, but availability may vary by product. Confirm the choices on the details page for the module you select.
What should I check before planning a KERN layout?
Check each module’s dimensions, finish options and footprint against your room plan. A dimensions PDF is available; consult the individual product details for the exact specification.
